The Capiz Tourist Information Center and Specialty Shops in the Capiz Provincial Park houses different products from all over Capiz as well as tourist information about the province.

The Rizal Monument is located in the Roxas City Provincial Capitol's forecourt. The American-era statue was built in dedicated to Filipino National Hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.

Cubana offers an American-Italian menu in a bar and lounge setup.

The waterpark covers a sprawling 16.5 hectares with different amenities that offer different ways to enjoy the park. It also has villa and suite accommodations, dining outlets, a casino, activity zone, dive shop, and private beach. It also features a water complex with 3 towering waterslides.

The Provincial Capitol was built by American architect William Parsons in 1915. It features California-style architecture and is part of the city's heritage zone.

Pueblo de Oro is an up-and-coming residential and mixed use development in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.

Mount Babag may only stand at 752 meters, but it is known for its steep inclines that can prove to be challenging for hikers.

Mt. Lanaya is hailed as the most challenging climb in all of Alegria. Standing at around 700 meters above sea level, it has steep slopes that reward hikers with a panoramic view of the ocean and the mountains of Negros province.

The Capiz Bridge dates back to 1841, when the original structure was built by the Spanish using rocks and hardwood. In 1908, it was concreted in phases under the Commonwealth government. The current bridge was enhanced with tiled walkways, a bronze inscripted marker, and lights.

The Roxas City Bandstand was built in the 1920s by Jose S. Roldan, who was the first Filipino principal of the Capiz Trade School. It is an earthquake-proof structure located along Rizal Street, which used to be a moveable structure until it was fixed into its current site. It overlooks the Panay River and is used for public events and rallies.